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INKSTER - NORTHVILLE
INKSTER - NORTHVILLE
New city manager
takes oath of office
New Northville City Manager George Monday, March 6.
Lahanas was on the job this week, begin- In his new capacity with the city,
ning his employment with the city. He was Lahanas’ office will provide general
sworn into office by City Clerk Mike Smith administrative services for the manage-
at the regular city council meeting ment of the city to ensure that all city
council policies and directives are imple-
mented. Lahanas will coordinate the work
of all city departments and employees and
he will be responsible for the enforce-
ment of all ordinances and expenditure of
funds in accordance with the budget and
the Northville City Charter.
Lahanas was the city manager of East
Lansing for 11 years, and served that city
for a total of 24 years. He earned his
Master of Public Administration degree Winning streak
from Northern Michigan University, with
a concentration in personnel and labor The Northville Township Fire Department team brought home the trophy for Best
relations, He was awarded his bachelor of Firehouse Chili during the annual Chili’in the Ville event in downtown Northville
science degree, cum laude, from recently. This was the second consecutive win for the township firefighters who
Northern Michigan University, with a wished their rivals from the city “better luck next year.” The event drew a large
major in criminal justice. crowd into downtown all sampling the various entries from local restaurants
Lahanas lives in East Lansing with his along with the two fire departments. The township champs have promised to
wife, Shelley, and two teen daughters, return next year, hoping for a three-peat.
City Manager George Lahanas Eleni and Marina.
Inkster man facing drug, weapons felony charges
A 34-year-old Inkster man was and cocaine, which was thought scale, baggies, and U.S. Currency.
among three suspects arrested ” to be mixed with fentanyl. A take- Each of the men is charged with
and each charged with seven out restaurant in Kincheloe was delivery of methamphetamine;
felonies following an investiga- One overdose allegedly the base of this opera- delivery of cocaine; weapons,
tion by the Tri-County Drug killed a young tion, according to police. firearm possession by felon;
Enforcement Task Force and the Detectives conducted three weapons, possession; felony
Chippewa County Sheriff in Sault Ste. Marie man. search warrants on Feb. 24 - for firearm; conspiracy to deliver
Sault Ste. Marie. O'Connor, Neilson and Hicks. All methamphetamine and conspir-
According to a Facebook post three suspects were found at the acy to deliver cocaine. O'Connor
by the Chippewa County Sheriff's restaurant in Kincheloe, which and Neilson are both fourth
Office, 36-year-old Joshua Allen the Chippewa County Sheriff offense habitual offenders.
O'Connor of Kincheloe, 36-year- to police sources. said was owned by one of the sus- All three were lodged in the
old Brian Thomas Nielson of Trident detectives assisted the pects. Chippewa County Correctional
Kincheloe, and Brian Antonio Sault Ste Marie Police Detectives found a large Facility and have been arraigned
Hicks of Inkster were arrested Department in the investigation amount of cocaine and metham- in Chippewa County's 91st
following several reports of drug into the death. As part of that phetamine suspected to be laced District Court. Detectives are
overdoses in Chippewa County. investigation, detectives looked with fentanyl. Detectives also continuing the investigation into
One overdose killed a young into a group of people believed to found a loaded handgun and the overdose death and more
Sault Ste. Marie man, according be selling methamphetamine other evidence such as a digital arrests or charges are expected. Brian Antonio Hicks
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Township reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals. The Township does not discriminate on the basis of race,
color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in employment or the provision of services.
MICHAEL SIEGRIST, CLERK
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